I left the theater before the decision knowing full well Mayweather won and schooled him. I gave Guerrero the second round, but Mayweather clearly won virtually every round (I say virtually because you don't have to score the 2nd for Robert). To check and see Guerrero winning three rounds makes me curious. Makes me think that judges will just reward relatively close rounds to the guy they least dislike. Am I missing something? By the way. I thought Guerrero fought just about as well as he could. It was clear the ref was not going to allow a mauling type fight, and that was probably only a fraction of Robert's game-plan if it was at all. Floyd is just too much of a commodity for Vegas. The ref only allowed some once it was clear Robert was out of the fight. But it was interesting to see Guerrero try letting Floyd initiating and countering him. He had a bit of success doing so in the early rounds. Once Mayweather figured out his rhythm it was just a schooling.
I'm going to guess: The first round which was something of a fell out round. I scored it even. The seventh, because Mayweather took it off, and the last round. I thought Mayweather won that round as well. However the last round often goes to the more "agresive" guy.
In my opinion it was 12-0. I think I have a general preference for "slicker" guys based on some of my recent cards, don't know if I'd call it a bias, just a different approach to scoring I guess. I struggle to give a round to a guy who is coming forward ineffectively and basically being made to look silly.
I don't remember him winning the 12th, or a middle round. Maybe I was too focused on Floyd. I thought he looked superb and completely zoned in after the 3rd.
You could arguably give Guerrero either the first or second (second more likely), the seventh (where FMJ relaxed and Guerrero had a bit of success targeting the body), and the final round (when FMJ coasted). Of course, you could just easily give all these rounds to Floyd, too. I gave the Ghost two rounds, and felt I was being generous. Three's stretching it, but it's not completely unfathomable given the way FMJ's plan of attack played out.
I gave the Ghost two rounds but neither were very clear Ghost rounds....it was more of what Mayweather didnt do, rather than what Ghost did. For example Mayweather just coasted the 12th but even so Guerrero didn't do much.